Water parks in Bali can guarantee fun activities for your whole family no matter the age. You can float around, check out all the water slides, swim, and at the end of the day, have a nice dinner with loved ones.
Here is our list of a few good and tested water parks and water sports centres in Bali.
A spoiler: Bali is home to the best water park in Asia, so you’re in for a treat!
Tips For Visiting Water Parks In Bali
Slides can have weight and height restrictions. Those standards are international and are crucial to follow. Usually, adults under 136 kg can enjoy all the slides, and kids under 80 cm can’t go on the slides, but are more than welcome to enjoy the kids’ area.
Kids under a certain age can have free entry, but it depends on the park. Waterbom only allows kids under 2 for free.
You can save money if you use daily promos. Visit the official website of the park you’re interested in to get the updates.
Do not rely on information on travel aggregators, they often bulk up the lists with parks that are closed.
Some parks have a strict policy about food and drinks – you won’t be able to bring them in.
Do not wear jewellery or anything that can get stuck while you’re sliding down.
There is currently no Canggu water park so plan to drive 1-1.5 hrs to the closest waterpark.
The daily pass price starts from 50,000 IDR (5 AUD/3 USD).
Waterbom Park Bali, Kuta
Waterbom Bali has Asia’s steepest slide and made it to the top 5 best waterparks both in Asia and in the world in 2023, above some parks in Abu Dhabi!
Waterbom is located in Kuta, right next to the Kuta beach and Discovery Mall, and is open all year round, except Nyepi, to visitors and events (think about a birthday at a water park – a child’s dream!) since 1993.
Tickets are available via the official website and on the spot. If you have KITAS, you will get a discount. A ticket is valid for the whole day and all the park areas and slides. The prices start from 495,000 IDR (47 AUD/32 USD).
The 5 hectares of exciting attractions at Waterbom do not disappoint. There are 14 water rides, 3 pools with lounge chairs, 2 different kids’ areas with kiddy slides for children under 4, and the newest Aqua Play. The major attractions are Flow Rider and Euro Bungy.
All the rides are ranked from mellow to extreme. For example, lazy rivers are mellow, but twin racers, double twist, and green vipers are extreme and will have a height limitation. Flow Rider is a lot of fun for anyone who loves surfing or snowboarding.
Having a family day out? Rent a VIP comfy gazebo with your private lounge area, a safe, charging slots, a mini fridge, and a shower near the slides you and your kids love.
And if you are hungry there are many dining options, including cafes and pool bars with delicious food and cocktails.
Special mention goes to their dedication to using sustainable water and electric consumption practices. They also aim to become completely carbon-neutral in the future.
Where Is It: Jl. Kartika Plaza, Tuban, Kec. Kuta, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361
Online: Waterbom Bali (you can download the Waterbom park map from the website).
Bali Wake Park & AQUALAND
Bali Wake Park is located on the east coast, in the Benoa area. It is the only place in Bali where you enjoy a massive 5-hectare lake to practice all of your favourite water sports: knee boarding, wakeboarding, water skiing, and skurfing.
Don’t worry if it is your very first time – all the activities are beginner-friendly and there will be an instructor nearby at all times.
Done with sport for the day? Chill in the infinity pool, grab lunch at the restaurant, or relax by the pool bar.
Aqualand
AQUALAND is a large inflatable water park, unique to Bali, where kids and adults can play chase, jumping over obstacles and sliding from the rides up to 8m high – it is so much fun if you’re coming with a whole family!
Adults and kids older than 6 years old are allowed to use the aqua park and the extreme activities.
Both kids and adults have free entry and you only pay for the activities you choose. 1 hour at the cable park is 400,000 IDR (38 AUD/ 27 USD). A day pass is more cost-efficient.
Where Is It: Jl. Raya Pelabuhan Benoa No.7X, Pedungan, Denpasar Selatan, Kota Denpasar, Bali 80222, Indonesia
Online: Bali Wake Park
CitraLand Bali Water Park
CitraLand is one of the popular water parks in Bali for families with kids under 10 y.o., located just north of Denpasar, one hour’s drive from the international airport. Lots of fun memories are made here!
Citraland Waterpark has a cool territory with sculptures, decorations, gardens, and some thrilling activities: water cannons, twisty slides, a unique reflexology pool, and a must-try Sea Legs slide.
For kids, the major attraction is, of course, a massive pirates’ boat model with slides coming out of it.
Follow them on Instagram, during the Indonesian holidays they announce a foam party – kids’ favourite thing! Children can also join weekly swimming lessons in the pool area.
The food stalls have both Indonesian and Western food, all at affordable prices.
The only downside of the park is that it doesn’t cater to adults or older kids, but for babies and kids aged 4-8, it is just perfect!
Where Is It: Perumahan CitraLand, Jl. Cargo Permai, Ubung Kaja, Kec. Denpasar Utara, Kota Denpasar, Bali 80116, Indonesia
Online: Instagram
Krisna Waterpark Lovina
A simple water park on the northern coast catering to domestic and international tourists. The prices are very affordable – a whole day pass for an adult is only 100,000 IDR and kids under 80 cm in height ride the slides for free.
The park has several pools, a simple pool bar, a medium lounging area with bean bags, a food court, and 3 main attractions: Wave Pool, Lazy River, and the Boomerang Slide. There are a lot of kid-friendly areas and you can also rent a floaty.
Krisna Waterpark is part of a larger project – Krisna North Bali, which also includes a big souvenir shop, a Funtastic Land Amusement park with a real plane model and a Ferris wheel, ATV tours, a water sports location not far from the waterpark, and a few dining options.
Krisna Water Sports are located a few minutes away from the waterpark, right on the shore. The list of thrilling activities you can do here is impressive: parasailing, kneeboarding, wakeboarding, diving, snorkelling, dolphin watching – anything!
And of course, good old jet ski, banana and doughnut boats! The prices are super reasonable and there are no crowds on this side of the island.
Krisna Osea Park is another amusement and water park with weekend foam parties, a climbing wall, a swimming pool, a camping area, and 3 different restaurants. No slides though.
Where Is It: Jl. Seririt- Singaraja, Temukus, Kec. Banjar, Kabupaten Buleleng, Bali 81152, Indonesia
Online: Krisna North Bali
Keramas Water Park
Keramas Water Park is not far from Ginyar and Ubud and sits on the eastern coast. It is more of a combination of adventure outdoor park with a few slides.
Here you can book an ATV ride, take a ropes course or zipline, camp, play paintball, jump in one of the two small pools, or ride some slides. There is only one big speed spiral slider and a few mini slides in the kid’s area.
After a fun day, you can order some Indonesian food in the restaurant on the premises. For the little ones, there is a safe indoor kid’s playground as well.
This water park is not far from Bali Safari, so you may plan a day trip to this side of the island and combine the two activities!
Where Is It: Jl. Maruti, Keramas, Kec. Blahbatuh, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80581, Indonesia
Online: Keramas Park
Small Water Parks Suitable For Kids
These water parks are very basic and mostly remote but may be on your way when you’re set to explore the island with your family. They do not have fancy gazebos, extreme slides, or water sports, but can be still enjoyable.
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Splash Water Park in Canggu offers a delightful oasis for kids aged 4-8, where little ones can play happily in the water while parents unwind and relax nearby.
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Alamandaoe Water Park. A small water park for kids in the north of Bali surrounded by rice fields and tranquillity. For kids under 8-10 years old.
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Batur Water Park. It may not be the best water park in Bali but it has a charm as it sits right on the lake and has nice views of Mt Batur. For kids under 8-10 y.o.
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Darma Phala Water Park is not far from Gilimanuk port. It has one large pool with two mellow slides.
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D’ABIANsy Waterpark is a park on the West Coast with a kids’ playground, mini slides, a mini trampoline, and two types of bigger slides that even older kids can enjoy.
Water Parks In Bali We Don’t Recommend
Nirmala Water Park was quite popular in the past, but unfortunately, it lacks maintenance the facilities have become dangerous and the pool water is very dirty as reported by many of our readers.
Note that despite tickets being still available for sale online, Circus Waterpark has been permanently closed for a good while already, so no more speed slider, unfortunately.
Final Thoughts On Bali’s Best Water Parks
Bali has amazing safe water parks for all ages and all levels of the adrenaline rush.
Most importantly, a fun day in an aquapark in Bali can be a very affordable way to create some memories with friends or family and jazz up your holiday.
Read more: 101 Things To Do In Bali: Your Ultimate Guide To Having Fun On The Island
